Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text

About Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text

Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text is an app that allows you to make unlimited phone calls and send text messages without using your cellular minutes. It works on WiFi, 3G, and 4G networks and can save you up to 90% on calls and texts.

Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text Features and Description

• Free phone calls and text messaging
• Get a real free US phone number
• Free or cheap international calls to over 230 countries
• Call and text any landline or mobile in 230 countries
• Turn your iPod or iPad into an iPhone
• Caller ID, call blocking, call forwarding, voicemail, and walkie talkie features
• Send SMS to over 230 countries
• Voice calls transmitted over a high-quality VoIP network

Specifications: Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text

Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text: Pricing

Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text is completely free for download and use. However, there are additional features and services available for purchase such as a US phone number for $3.99/year and other country phone numbers that range between $4.99 – $19.99/month.

Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text: Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Free phone calls and text messages
• Allows users to have a real US phone number
• Great call quality for voice calls
• Low-cost international calls to over 230 countries
• Caller ID, call blocking, call forwarding, and voicemail features

Cons:

• Some users experienced privacy issues
• The app is missing some advanced features
• Slow support for customer service

Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text: Benefits

• Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text has a good design and is user-friendly
• Helps users to save money and make clear phone calls
• The app is reliable and is continuously improving with each update
• The mobile apps are available on Apple App Store and Google Play Store
• The price of Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text is completely free

Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text: Feedbacks

“If you are concerned about privacy, then Dingtone – WiFi Calling & Text is not the best option.”

The app still needs some improvement towards privacy and also handling opened tabs under a single interface.

“The app has so many annoy